Is anyone know what's the difference between "sent" and "send"

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How do you say "class headteacher" in English, and how is this term expressed differently in British English and American English? (I see that there are different terms used online. How is it referred to in British English and American English? Is it called a homeroom teacher in American English?) Someone told me that I should use the term "headteacher", is this correct?

I came across an article online about " aging differences according to each individual" and would like to share it here. There are sometimes those who look younger or look much older even though they are the same age. The individual difference to age is said to be larger as we get old. What does this happen? It seems like the look is no object. It depends on if you admit the way you are and your existence. The psychological terminology says it depends on if you have a good self-esteem. The thought can help us have a lot of energy, stay positive and act like you are young even if your looks was a bit old. On the flip side, it is said the risk of lowering self-esteem increases more and more as we get old. That's because mental aging is worsen. For example, you have loosen your curiosity and don't want to try something new. You can't seem to be moved and come up with new ideas. Aging mentally makes you losing confidence. I find it had to keep a good self-esteem all the time, but I want to try to stay positive in the future. At least, I think it's never too late to make a change for the better.

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